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Hi everyone, Longtime lurker, first time poster. This forum is a great resource for appliance info! We are embarking on a kitchen remodel and I would like to get an opinion of our appliance selection before we make our final selections: Range: American Performer 36" 6 burner Any and all opinions welcome. Chris |
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Wall oven, if you must have a wolf, get the new model, why???? Read the posts about "Current porcelain problems" Dishwasher, Miele, Gary |
- Posted by Wholelottahustle (My Page) on Fri, Feb 21, 14 at 20:57
Thanks for the reply. We are going with the new Wolf wall oven. I believe its still called the "E" series. We looked at Miele, but my wife didn't like how the tines were setup. They were to close together for her liking making it hard to fit certain bowls. |
There are the old and the new E. The new E has a removable bottom of the oven cavity which makes repairs easier and cheaper if you have issues with the enamel chipping. You might want to read about that issue on this forum. Be aware also that the American Performer warranty excludes the porcelain altogether which to me with my bad experiences with porcelain is pretty suspicious. My issues have been with blue porcelain but still it makes me wonder why they exclude it. Parts Exceptions:Rubber seals, grates, light bulbs and gaskets are warranted for 90 days from purchase. Oven door glass breakage is not covered by this warranty. Porcelain and glass components are excluded from this warranty. |
Here is a link that might be useful: American Range Residential Warranty
- Posted by laundryvet (My Page) on Sat, Feb 22, 14 at 8:09
Chris, I was all set to buy a KitchenAid dishwasher to match my KA counter depth refrigerator and KA convection stove, but reading reviews here made me change my mind. Problems with floods and fires were pretty well documented on this website. Link to Kitchenaidfires.com for more info on the fire portion. Now Whirlpool may have fixed all the issues at hand by now, and there have been many happy customers here recently, but in my personal opinion it is bad when an appliance manufacturer does not make a product that is as reliable or doesn't perform the task as intended, but it is totally unacceptable to wreck your house when not working. I got the bottom of the line a Miele 4225 Classic for $900 that has met my every expectation. Higher end Bosch also get good reviews here. The functional capacity of the Miele is incredible for plates and bowls if you have the thin Corelle brand dish ware. The only knock on the Miele is the install can be tricky for local code conformance. It is not hard wired, so you need a separate circuit outlet nearby and the 7/8 drain outlet hose poses a problem for the countertop siphon break, since they are all set up with a 5/8 inlet and 7/8 outlet. Miele service areas are also limited to major metropolitan areas so you have to be a do-it-yourself on the repair end in rural areas. The high end Miele are noted to be very good, but over my budget. Get the Miele, you won't regret it. |
Nice "Sleuthing" on the American Performer warranty, wekick! That sucks, not only the porcelain but the exclusion of the glass in the oven door. Perhaps we need to look at other oven warranties on ovens that use the porcelain interior, both the one year warranties and the extended warranties. I do recall a post about shattered glass on a Gaggenau oven, and Gaggenau refused to do anything about it!!! Obviously Electrolux is not the only company that excludes the porcelain in the "extended warranty" (the warranty you can buy after the one year warranty). I guess one could say, "at Least Electrolux is honest about it" rather than "surprise surprise"~~~~a la Wolf, Ya thinks?~~~alto I can't recall if you bought the extended warranty for the Wolf, (I,m leaning towards "You did not".) Really a shame Electrolux changed things after my oven. It has the removable bottom, like the new Wolfs will have, and after more than 7 years, not a trace of a problem with the porcelain, BUT I Do NOT!!!!! self clean the oven. Anyway, nice informative post, wekick!!!!! Main message here is, Gary |
- Posted by kristianCO (My Page) on Sat, Feb 22, 14 at 18:32
I had a Monogram Advantium and I loved it. I only had experience with the 240v version, but it did a great job of baking when I didn't want to heat the whole oven. It was a little putzy as a microwave because of the control wheel so I would just hit the "add 30" button a lot. It was awesome for reheating leftovers too since you can keep things crisp with the halogen. I never used the auto functions and geeked out with the custom settings. The only negatives were the lack of a light when cooking (the MG version only had halogen and it would only stay lit for 5 seconds unless you were actually using it to cook). The other was keeping it clean. I frequently used it with the speedcook heaters on high which caused some oil splatters to brown on the sides and walls. Oh, and my wife was always questioning which tray to use... Have fun with the new kitchen! |
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- Posted by Wholelottahustle (My Page) on Sat, Feb 22, 14 at 22:19
Great feedback everyone! We will definitely take a close look at miele dishwashers before making any kind of decision. Good call on the porcelain exclusions on the American Range Performer. I'll take a closer look, although I don't think it will be a deal breaker. I have read about the porcelain failures on different brands. So it seems porcelain failures are not isolated to one manufacturer. Do you guys have any idea if the porcelain failures in ovens are related to self clean cycles? Thanks again for the input. |
See the posts about Wolf porcelain failures, I believe some were never self cleaned , (or even run at very high temps), ((according to posts here)). Fortunately Wolf has redone their ovens, ( A La The older Electroluxes, ~~~like mine~~~~with the removable bottom). The other BIG advantage of the removable bottom is, it is very easy to take out to clean, hence we have not really needed to self clean the oven in the 7+ years we've had it. We do a turkey every year, but it is in a large turkey pan so no spills or splatters from it, and we have not done "Messy stuff like whole chickens or game hens~~~etc~~~my wife makes me do those things outside on our infra red BBQ. but "Your mileage may vary"! Gary |
"alto I can't recall if you bought the extended warranty for the Wolf, (I,m leaning towards "You did not".) I bought my Elux and Wolf from the same guy. I did buy the extended warranty, from them for the Elux and they replaced the liner on my Elux. It was billed out at $525. He told me that I would not need an extended warranty on the Wolf as they always stand behind their products. I think at that time they did as there was a poster here not that long ago that had double ovens that had the porcelain fail. They were 41/2 years old as was my range. They replaced his ovens for a nominal fee, $500, because there had been some upgrades to the ovens in that time. Every other instance of this type of damage, Wolf did replace the ovens or buy them back. In my case the repair estimate started at $800 with no cap and after haggling, they would give me the part and a couple hundred dollars of the labor but they would only guaranty the part for one year. With all the continuing problems with the blue enamel, and the unknown amount for labor, we decided to pass on that. You have to use their repair so there is no way to bid it out. This is a change from what they used to do. "The other BIG advantage of the removable bottom is, it is very easy to take out to clean, hence we have not really needed to self clean the oven in the 7+ years we've had it. I wonder if it is lift out like your Elux or removable but screwed in. Wholelottahustle, I have personally had failure of the porcelain liners in three brands and they were all a little different so may be for different reasons. They all were blue. The first was Dacor, in 07. It seemed that the porcelain was just not adhered well. When I received my wall oven. It had 1-2 inch "sheets" laying in the bottom. It was replaced. The range had a large chip come of when lightly touched by the rack. They replaced the door. Dacor bought back both appliances for other reasons so I bought the Elux oven and Wolf range. The wall oven was shedding blue enamel shards when delivered so Elux replaced it. After 41/2 years I noticed it crazing and shedding shards again. I think once the crazing starts, it just chips by expansion and contraction of the metal with heating and cooling. The Wolf was more of a patchy chipping and was down to the bare metal in places. Some of the wall ovens had what appeared to be crazing. You might think so what if it chips but this can be very dangerous. The enamel is glass and this can be dangerous around food especially if you have the convection fan on. This will also allow the exposed metal to degrade faster. Read specifically the terms and conditions of the warranty, as some will say all parts and labor covered for 1 year but the exclusions are in the "small print". American is the only one I have read so far that makes those exclusions from the beginning although some might try to construe enamel damage as "cosmetic damage" and that is in many extended warranties. |
- Posted by Wholelottahustle (My Page) on Sun, Feb 23, 14 at 16:06
wekick, Sounds like you have had some really bad luck with porcelain! Just wondering what you would do if you had to do it all again, or would you stick with the choices that you originally made? |
- Posted by Jamie_Morgan (My Page) on Sun, Feb 23, 14 at 16:23
I definitely agree with the other posters about Bosch or Miele dishwashers. They are reliable, quiet and last a long time. Miele is really the best bet. Hoods - try Vent-a- Hood, XO or BEST by Broan. They specialize in hoods. Check to see if you have any CFM requirements by your township. Six months before my kitchen renovation, the township limited CFM to under 400 and this impacted my decision. |
Hi Chis, we're also in the planning stage of remodeling our kitchen. We haven't yet ordered our appliances, but leaning toward: Dishwasher; Miele We have recently learned that Bosch is coming out with a side opening oven and a matching speedcook/microwave, due out in April. We're holding off that decision until we see them as the oven is a lot cheaper than the Gaggenau, and I like the idea of a matching microwave. |
" Posted by Wholelottahustle Just wondering what you would do if you had to do it all again, or would you stick with the choices that you originally made? " No. Both function really well as far as baking and temperature. I ended up better with the Elux so maybe I will get a few more years from it with no self clean. Sears has this which is made by Elux but with gray enamel, also dual fans like Wolf, but no one on this forum has tried it. You would have to read the warranty carefully as well as the extended warranty. Also with Sears, they often buy an appliance from the manufacturer without its warranty and it is up to them if they want to honor the terms of the manufacturer's warranty. I bought another range from them and it had a blemish to the external enamel. It also had an issue with the burner. They fixed the burner but not the enamel saying if I had bought the extended warranty they would have fixed it. This was during the original warranty and was clearly covered on paper. |
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Here's a little MEM cutting blooming on my rack- sorry the photos aren't the prettiest- but her blooms smell AMAZING!
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Kathy Congratulations, it's amazing that they Bloom on a small plant,Beautiful Bloom Elizabeth |
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Kathy, that bloom is pretty and I'm sure that it makes you feel good. I'm really impressed with your cuttings. Margaret |
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Thanks girls! They are my little garden in my basement! But boy oh boy, wish I lived in Florida right now! Did you see CG and Fred Sommers brugs? To die for! kasha77 |
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Beautiful Kasha! I love their heady smell, isn't it nice to have them when all else is cold out there? ;) |
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Andrew J. "Andy" Lang, 90, Hays, died Thursday, Aug. 21, 2014, at Via Christi Village, Hays.
Andrew J. "Andy" Lang, 90, Hays, died Thursday, Aug. 21, 2014, at Via Christi Village, Hays.
He was born Sept. 9, 1923, in Sterling, Colo., to Bernard and Anna (Pfeifer) Lang.
He married Mary Jane Staab on Aug. 6, 1948, in Catharine. He owned and operated the White Front Inn and Track Inn, both in Lewisville, Colo., owned and operated the Frontier Post, Vine Street Bar, and Wagon Wheel Inn in Hays and was a supervisor in the custodial department at Fort Hays State University until his retirement.
He was a member of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church and Schoenchen Third Degree Knights of Columbus Council No. 4166.
He enjoyed playing cards and spending time with his children and grandchildren.
Survivors include his wife, of the home; four sons, David Lang and wife, Cindy, Monroe, Wash., Wayne Lang and wife, Tammy, and Donald Lang and wife, Martha, all of Hays, and Alan Lang and wife, Susan, Wichita; a daughter, Dianne Patterson and husband, Charles, Ellis; nine grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren.
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Fifty years ago, Chennai's roads were at a much lower level, at least 10 feet below where they are today. Several old buildings are proof of this. They are now several feet below road level.
Fifty years ago, Chennai's roads were at a much lower level, at least 10 feet below where they are today.
Several old buildings are proof of this. They are now several feet below road level and every monsoon the occupants are forced to bail water out. "I have installed a pump and constructed short walls at both entrances to the building. Every monsoon, the water comes inside the building as there no way for it to go out," said T.V. Hariharan, vice president, Federation of Associations of Small Industries of India – Southern Region (FASII-SR).
Five associations including the FASII-SR, utilise the fifty- odd-year-old building located on G.S.T. Road in Guindy, in which Mr. Hariharan has his office located.
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"As this road is used by VIPs, many times we find that it has been laid overnight, thus increasing its height by two inches. There have been times, before the storm water drain was constructed, when water from the road would run down and our shops would have several feet of water inside," he recalled.
S. Mohammed Ibrahim of A.K.R. Home Depot Pvt. Ltd., said that apart from rainwater, groundwater also rises up. "I took this shop on rent only last year and the moment I came in we had water coming in and had to install a pump," he said.
At the home of 67-year-old Sivalingam of Krishna Pillai Garden in Saidapet, there are no pumps. His family and his brother's are forced to wade through 1.5 feet of water.
"Our house is 10 feet below the road height. Though two pipelines have been connected to the storm water drain on the main road, the drains are always clogged," he said.
Mindless development by various government agencies has also led to such a situation. "Though a concept called cold milling was introduced to remove the top layer of roads before relaying them, it has been given up slowly. When redoing roads, civic agencies do not take into consideration pedestrians or nearby buildings," said a planner.
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Recently I hooked back up my consoles and started playing some old games. I'm currently playing a little of Drakan 2, and I recently completed Disaster Report, both on PS2. Disaster Report was actually really interesting. It was a little clumsy, and a bit too linear, but I enjoyed the change of theme and pace from most other survival games. I also own Raw Danger and I will have to play it sometime soon, also. I do believe that I will work on completing Drakan 2 for now, however.
As for PC games, I haven't been playing much. A little Guild Wars 2, a little Neverwinter Online. I just purchased a couple games from the GOG Summer Sale: FTL: Faster than Light, King of Dragon Pass, and Zafehouse Diaries. I also picked up The Real Texas and a bonus game from Indiegamestand. I'm pretty frugal, and about the only time I buy games is when they are dirt-cheap or I just really have to have them.
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It wasn't like the hard working civil servants in Greece were massively overpaid in the first place. Germany's refusal to see that austerity is exactly the wrong thing to do in an economic crisis has caused a lot of unnecessary pain.
Where were they when the mostly German banks lent way too much money to the Greek government? The bankers are going to have to take a haircut … why should the Greek people have to pay for the frauds of a government that they have put out of office years ago, and the bankers that bribed the government into buying a whole slew of impossible to pay off loans.
A lot of this was done secretly, the previous government only found out after they took control.
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Yeah, the worst part is being treated as annoyance when we are understandably frustrated with Obama's many capitulations to the right.
I have been called repeatedly to contribute again to his re-election and I've told the volunteer on the other end that I cannot in good conscience give money to someone who has so poorly represented what I believe in. They start on a list of "accomplishments" that and the trump card seems to be the "stimulus" which from my point of view is notable mainly as the first big cave-in to republicans when he converted so much of it to mostly useless tax cuts, and failed to ask for enough in the first place, and quickly painted himself in the corner to not ask for any more while he still had the votes.
They also suggest that the republican obstructionism was the problem, but why was Obama not making a huge stink about it two weeks into his term instead of the never-ending series of capitulations that went absolutely nowhere, and as this article says, got the Republicans wishing for even more.
We don't have anywhere else to go, I'll hold my nose and vote for him, but Obama in large part has continued some of the worst excesses of the Bush administration and continued to justify and use torture, continued to build up the military and kept our troops involved in useless, bloody, evil wars.
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After eight consecutive years of declining crime rates, incidence of major violent and property offenses leveled off during 2001. The number of inmates in state prisons nationwide also was flat as California inaugurated a new program to divert nonviolent drug offenders from incarceration to treatment. Nationwide, states executed 66 convicts during the year, down from 85 in 2000 and 98 in 1999.
By an 8–0 vote, the U.S. Supreme Court declared that federal law prohibited the use of marijuana as a medical treatment for diseases such as cancer, glaucoma, or AIDS. The ruling did not directly invalidate medical marijuana laws in nine states but allowed authorities to pursue violators even in those states on federal drug charges. Nevada became the first state to approve Internet gambling, another practice forbidden by federal law. State officials planned to overturn the federal law in court.
Nine state attorneys general refused to sign onto a deal when the Bush administration Justice Department settled its antitrust suit against the Microsoft Corp. without requiring the company's breakup or other major penalties. The 9 were among 18 states that had intervened in the case brought initially by the Clinton administration. At year-end Microsoft lawyers were encouraging reluctant states to drop their objections, saying further litigation would only waste taxpayer funds.
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California's 1996 law partially deregulating the electricity industry put the state at the centre of a national crisis in early 2001. California had loosened regulation on power generators while retaining retail price caps, and that led to power shortages and financial trouble for several large utilities. In January state officials decided to buy more than $40 billion worth of electricity on behalf of Pacific Gas & Electric Co., Southern California Edison Corp., and San Diego Gas & Electric Co., all then suffering from high wholesale electricity prices. The state signed multiple-year contracts with energy producers that guaranteed delivery of electricity at set prices and thereby allowed the state to escape the spot market, where prices had soared to as high as $500 per megawatt hour. A combination of the contracts, conservation efforts, a cool summer, and declining energy prices helped the state avoid widely predicted blackouts, and by year's end the contracts were being criticized for overcommitting and overpaying for the electricity. California officials hinted that they would seek to renegotiate the contracts.
When California's problems spilled over into neighbouring states, Nevada repealed an electricity deregulation plan it had approved in 1999. Even so, Maryland, New York, Texas, and Virginia moved toward deregulation during the year, which brought to 24 the number of states pursuing a free market in electrical energy.


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We cut the grease and used reduced-fat string cheese to re-create a pub favorite. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 15.1g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 15.4g | Calories: 145.2
Moist, delicious, and flavorful turkey burger! The addition of the mayonaise adds a little needed fat to keep it moist, and you can't taste it at all. Great to freeze and have on hand for a quick meal! Submitted by SRATERMAN Carbs: 1.7g | Fat: 10.8g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 27.7g | Calories: 214.7
This quick, easy, inexpensive and surprisingly cheesy baked tilapia recipe can be made with any white fish. I just happened to have tilapia handy. Submitted by LEXIBELLE715 Carbs: 1.4g | Fat: 8.5g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 48.5g | Calories: 275.2
Five ingredients, 10 minutes of work. One delicious dinner. Submitted by 2BHOTT Carbs: 15.1g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 34.4g | Calories: 232
These muffins are sweet and chocolatey; you'd never guess they're low fat Submitted by SBMMYERS Carbs: 38.9g | Fat: 6.9g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 3.9g | Calories: 216.9
These are great. Even my kids love them. Serve on a whole wheat bun and you have a tasty , healthy meal. Submitted by SEESKO Carbs: 3.6g | Fat: 6.7g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 19.3g | Calories: 155.1
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I found this recipe on the Weight Watchers recipe boards a few years ago. Submitted by CHRISTYK08 Carbs: 29.5g | Fat: 6.5g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 23.3g | Calories: 262.3
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crockpot takes 5 hours on high. Can cook on low just add flour and pasta last hour of cooking. Last hour must be on high though. Carbs: 30.8g | Fat: 6.1g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 10.2g | Calories: 215.4
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Toss with whole wheat pasta for a delicious, and healthy dinner! For those who eat meat, add grilled chicken. Submitted by KELLYGIRL1977 Carbs: 40.8g | Fat: 23.1g | Fiber: 6.6g | Protein: 12g | Calories: 385.3
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New Food for Life Documentary released – Uniting the World Through Pure Food
The world's largest plant-based food relief has a unique mission – the solution for world peace. This new documentary features some of the primary feeding programs the charity has around the world, including the Food for Life Annamrita midday meal project that feeds school children across India. Currently Food for Life Global affiliates serve up to 3 million meals… Read More »
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Everyday, 258 cooks prepare wholesome meals in 20 Annamrita kitchens and 301 vehicles carry hope and promise to over a million children in 6288 schools across India.After the raw materials have been procured, the rice cleaned and the cooking completed, the next challenge is the dispatch process. How to get so many meals out to the… Read More »
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In 1863, Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach (a German philosopher) wrote "Man is what he eats". He was stating that the food one eats has a bearing on one's state of mind and health. Food for Life Global affiliate, ISKCON Food Relief Foundation (IFRF) agrees. The humanitarian project based in India, is founded on the belief that… Read More »


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Classes to help make you a better gardener
Ciscoe Morris, Seattle Times garden writer, suggests attending gardening classes at Seattle Tilth as one way to improve your garden knowledge.
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Seattle Tilth's 25th Annual Harvest Fair: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, at Meridian Park, 4649 Sunnyside Ave. N. in Seattle. The festival includes workshops, cooking demonstrations and activities for all ages. There also will be food and live music. Information at www.seattletilth.org.
2012 TOPSS (The Odd Plant Show & Sale): 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, sponsored by the Cascade Cactus and Succulent Society at Sky Nursery, 18528 Aurora Ave. N., Shoreline. The event includes a sale, a display of unusual specimens and experts who can answer questions. Information at www.cascadecss.org/information/new.htm.
Prune the Overgrown Garden class: 10 a.m. to noon Sunday at Magnuson Park, 7400 Sandpoint Way N.E., Seattle, building 406. This is Plant Amnesty's most popular class and is an introductory to pruning and landscape renovation taught by Cass Turnbull. Information at www.plantamnesty.org/EVENTS/classes.aspx.
My 95-year-old mom often tells me that you're never too old to learn. All those adult-education classes she takes must keep her sharp because she cleans my clock in Scrabble every time I go back to Wischeescin to visit her.
Improve your gardening skills by attending classes offered by Seattle Tilth. If you enjoy veggie gardening, fall classes include saving seed, putting your garden to bed and compost 101.
Thinking about raising some urban livestock? Take a class on raising chickens, ducks, rabbits, even goats. Topics also cover growing nuts and fruits, preserving food and more. There's even a course on container gardening and composting for apartment dwellers.
Finally, if you want to take your gardening to a whole new level, the comprehensive organic gardening course offered at Tilth will make you an expert at growing your own organic food. Taking any of these courses is guaranteed to make you a better gardener, but it probably won't help you beat your mom in Scrabble.
For a description of the fall classes being offered, visit www.seattletilth.org and look for the "Garden Classes & More" link.
Don't overdo tidying up of garden
In a Seattle Times column last October, I cautioned everyone against being too fastidious when it comes to neatening up the border in fall. In the article I explained that rather than cutting everything back to tidy the garden, it's better to concentrate your efforts on removing diseased or slimy foliage, as well as seed pods of overly rambunctious seeders.
It's better to delay cutting back perennials and grasses, because drying foliage and seedpods provide shelter and food for winter birds and beneficial insects.
As long as you take out the slimy and blatantly unattractive foliage, drying leaves and seed pods add beauty and interest to what can otherwise be a stark and boring winter garden.
Two days after the column came out, I received an email from a frustrated reader. She had just finished whacking the living tweetle out of everything in the garden to neaten it for winter. She was upset that I hadn't written my advice a week earlier. Hence I'm reminding you way in advance this year. Don't overdo it. Your bird friends and beneficial insect buddies will appreciate it. Plus you might find the seed pods and berries attractive, too!
Ciscoe Morris: email@example.com; "Gardening with Ciscoe" airs at 10 a.m. Saturdays on KING-TV
Ciscoe Morris' column runs Thursdays. His show "Gardening with Ciscoe" airs at 10 a.m. on Saturdays on King 5.


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Social Security is a promise made to those who have paid in to the system. We as a nation need to keep our promise. Privatization, raising the retirement age or increasing taxes threaten that promise. I am opposed to privatizing Social Security.